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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-11
bituminous and snthracite mined in 1856

bituminous and Gnthracite mined in 1886
was 10l, 100000 long tons against
90, 000,0 900 tons in 1885. Petroleum is
lower on increased production, and coffee
on increased receipts and lower prices at
Rio, while the sugar market is &c. off
and broken by labor troubles and diff
Guilty of shipping refined. WsF rumors
stimulated wheat in spite of the strikes,
and corn, with smaller supplies, is also
higher. Dry goods are more active at
Boston than elsewhere, snd many
brands of cotton have advanced 4c per
yard, with mills sold ahead snd exports
active. Woolens are depressed by recent
low auction prices. Wool is notso strong.
Some manufacturers are making TO order
only, and looms are idle ct various points
in New England and the middle states.
The totsl number of failures in the United
States reported to Byadslreet's this week
is 242, against 24S last week. 288 in 1886,
$40 in 1885, S65 in 1854 ara 276 in 1888.
Canada had 80, against 10 last week and
81 last year. The r0tal in the United
States this year to date is 1897, against
1862 in five weeks OF 1856, 1894 in 1885,
1923 in 1884 and 1854 IN 1855 Brad
streets.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-11
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. Cotton Spot closed
dull in buyers favor.
Ordinary. $50; good ordinary. 4}ld: low
middling, sd; up!ands, sd; middling Or
lea 5, SIC; Orleans, SD.
Total sales, $685. American, GOO; imports,
&c, 000; American, q, sec
Futures closed quiet but steady ard l point
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-11
COTTON MARKETS.
Receipts at ALI United States Ports
ALvEsToN, Ten, FEB. 9.-Cotton receipts
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. e.-Cotton-spot
closed firm.
Low ordinary, SIC; ordinary. I'.c; good
ordinary, SIC; low middlin g. So lee; middling
SIC; gond middlilg, SIC; Kidding fair, &c;
fair, 10 7-16c.
sales 400 bales.
Futures opened and rule8 ste4d y, closing firm
4 70 q
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-11

A gentleman writes 70 Fort WORTH from
Plano, asking committee from this city
and Grapevine 20 meet there and pull for
the st. Louis, Arkansas and Texas. Col
lin county snd Plano will do what they
should, the letter states. Grapevine is
ready to do her part, and the Greenville
committee has written TO Fort WortA
saying they are ready.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-11

Mr.. E. R. Wilsoa,s Grand Rapids, Mich,
reports the case ofHsr. H. T. Sheldon Of
Lansing, Mich, shoetor several weeks
suffered from Eiehtfaa c9ugh snd cold,
which was cured by one bottle Of Red
Star Cough Cure. -. -
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-11
OUR LITTLE GRANDCHILD.
CIeansed, Purified and Beautifed by
the tCuticura Remedies.

l. affords me ple:as1re TO give rou this report
Of the cure of our Estle grandcni by your
Cuticura Remedies. When SIX months old his
left hand began to swee and had every appear
ance of large boil. NspouItieed u but all 10
no purpose. About five months after p became
q running sore. Soon othsr sores forne He
tnen had two of them on each hand, szd as his
blood became more aud zIare impure Is took
less time for them to break 5at sore came
on the chin, beneath the unssr lip, whick was
IeIy offensive. His head was one SOLID
This was his Condition. n twentyetwo
t, old, when III derhaek 5ae care of BIN.
ms mother ha' ing died wien lie was 3 little
ula Of course He cou'dSswalk . little, put
couit net Ses up If he feldbwn, and could not
n ,D1 Wen IA bed, hayingho use Il his bazas.
9leneales, sstrS, the CrAcnr.a ard Cutiatira
SotP IfcSeiy, ans when hshad taken one hottie
OF the Catlcura Eessl 7eat his head was.s6m-
every way. wessEsH verv EueIE en-
cours gtd, and eens8Red he ssSe of
the the r sf,Oa for sasaasss ss.xAh. One
ing In each one of thsss I'VE dssp ohes Just
before healing, which would fiaaas grow loose
and were taken out; tfscn shey won "a heal rap
idly. one of these u~S bone FORMATIONS pre-
served. After taking dozen and atfalf bottles
he was completely cured, and is NV. At the
age of six years strong. healthy oh3ld; The
hands are strong. thousitswe once Feared he
would never be able % as4 fssrs. All tlfaE phys
icians did for hinedid 'Atyn no z0QdFs All who
say heshid before. usin CnSNSiS i emeiies
anu see fne child now consider ID 3 Iza,nde-ful
odre If the above facts are OF any Gse to you,
y3u are at liberty to usesthem ~
MRS. 4. DRIGGs,
MaSslss5. GRE Clay sts,gleohingtch, III.
Tn eftitds was 1eally In asS5eEses e0nClitlcn
than he appeasea 10 his grandmother, who,
being vita him every dasshecame accustt med
TO the disease. - MAtsHlE HOPPING.
Cuiicura Remedies are sold eserg where. Gu.
ticura, the great Skin cure, 80 ceSts; Cuticura
Soap, an exquisite Skin Beautiiefe % cents
Cutie ura Resolvent, fhe new Blood Purifier, 81.
Prepared by tie Potter Drug and Chemical Co.,
Boston. q
Send. for Chow TO upre Skin Diseases"
ITruIN &, ssass, xfamfiiy and on Skin
! vi 6esattfed by outicura Soap.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-11

y Constipatiou originates numerous fatal
ddiseases Morris Gascsrfne Will remove
SE, traces of this disorder =
p y o
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-11
Cattle Suffering In Montana.

FORT SHAW, NJ. T., Feb. s.-There are
fourteen to twenty-five inches of snow on
the level now on the ground. Cattle are
suffering terribly. The fuel famine con-
tinues at Fort Blanton. Coal is $50 per
ton and extremely ditficnn to obtain at
that figure. Wood is scar and is sell
ing atsshigh figure. III.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-11
New York.

NEW YORK, Feb. 9-Cotton-spot closed
steady and unchanged.
Ordinary, exc; god ordinary, SIC; low
midd;ing,, &c: mtddling, 91ic; good middling,
9llc; m1ddiing fair, 1922.
Sales, 557.
Futures closed firm, to gpoints higher.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-11
ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Unchanged, Futures irGm
Four to Nine Points Higher
Money Market Easy.
Wheat Opensd WenB. Declined and Closed
Lower-Live Stock Transactions
were Brisk.

FORT WORTH nIARRErs-DAILY RB
VIEW.
OFFICE OF THE GAZETTE,
FORT WORTH. TEX. FeJ. @ 1857. I
Trade was fair average to-day. Meats
are firm with an upward tendency.
Good butter is in demand.
The supply of eggs is in excess of the
demand.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-11

} Marris' Casearine is positEseare for
dyspepsia. Pleasant 10 tsas mild Ia SC
zion and unfailing IN cureS
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-11
A. REBELLIOUs CoNsUL-GEyRRAL.
The sedgew1ck Case TO be Reopened by the
Nomination of Porch's auccessor.

The Sedge WICK Case 70 be Reopened by the
Nomination of Porch's Successor.
CITY OF MEXICO, Feb. 9.-The an
nouncement received here of the nomins-
ton of a successor of Consul General
Porch excites interest among the resi-
dent Americans, and in government cir
Cles. Mr.. Porch refused to resign at
Secretary Bayard's request, and persists
therein, claiming that there is 70 good
cause for the demand for his resignation.
He says his resignation is demanded on
account of his part III the Sedgewick
matter, and that he now proposes to
fight the thing through to
the bitter end. The TO Republics
newspaper defends Mr.. Iorch and COM
mends his straightforward, upright con-
duct, his efficiency and his pronounced
Americanism, and says MS departure
will cause general regret. 1t also says
Mr.. Porch Will vaiiantiy defend himself.
Il is evident that the entire matter is 10
be reopened in the press here. 81
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-11
Morris Casoasine is.a positive edFs fol
Tyshepsia. PLEASANT 70 take, mild tsssc
sion snd unfaiAng iPseure: M

Police Court Justice to tramp arrested
for vagrancy: "What is your income,
sir?" 81 have noa income, shure; it's
all outcome" "What do you mean by
outceme3'' "The outcome of me fell
low-bel@s' generosity. - Mail and Ex-
press - ,>sssS
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-11

s sa'vation Oil wilfeuEsItn: hago and backache.
Try 1t o. once. PTicss5 cents bottle.
{, Attention. -LooHso ysur interest, save doctor
2bjlsby using Dfsfull'sg Rough syrup ~.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

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Raelwsg 60. ard humbly petttioBs tho
g--.ss Inser STATS SaaAsdri.n~ ssr reiief
fro2 fns pEos1sloas " tAe foorth sscsiou
o. Ia ns~. fndia-Eu60er. Interstate.
0ntta-pessha laW. aid Their NECESSITIES.
havsax xssciozsiy granIsd The reqnssi ot
ths hzm0l0 Appsies.Bs. xfssn tiso ya3 .
i0ax Is Sf reasoos. tAss Destasr ths pep
PIE t2srsssives o- suy enc else caa aesier
sl@nd. scr tais Iadirial intsfposation amt
suspension - - sxecatian of tll.a vsrY
slastie Is<. Tko isat II, thas tAs Coas
N ssion has dscsi~l shsf sbe erfereen,sns
Of tho long nnd shcrt hsui secsson N
shs s~ss q tsns d.. g r. & - sad ssv-
sraI SnntLcrn reads shat be s.spoo1sl
for Bi8ssy Days.
Ths fscs iaa, thsgs - Uot5ing io the
scs thas sil0ws tba Commission 70 make
sreh d.sS,RctiaR slcss ros sssu 70 troah'e
ths the ssiiroad lawyers 30 any grsa. sx-
tsus
The Congress % the UniEsi States
psyer before iiszrsssa itssii By psssing
snrh "a uttsriy fDoissh iaw IS tbHs inier.
Sfais bir. Ia TIE i-st Ilsee. tbers 10 n0
qasstion in he uind ~ any dissntsrsstsd
person whc ss possessed of eosaroa ssnss
but thst ths law ia uoeclzs,tntsooaL 1be
CHANCES ti,at - sa1ens11sut hsse 50 "a
rs.sls inste directly 10 tlss bsEeis 81 sha
railroads and syrsass LIE atsFssts q ~
peopls. Tie pegpls shsald - aaes prs
Ter charges agsinst thia anquessiocaoly
corrupt eonu,issioa and compel II 70 ga
saree ca ridrenboas lsr 70 s. stries lssier
for shss = sbs bsss ans sarsst way e
have i repcaiesi
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

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blizzard bUz.
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myseif or ssnd parry with the money or
avpssi E With tbs 1sLzskA a- hxEs1B Of
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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

Ths Go-as Meta AIasrlcsn Railway
''sanhesirim.' Otherwise knoWo a. tas
'-fnfsr- state Cesuassrcs Coumlssss,u.
has aDns'zacsd IS latsat,oB o. h0i.sfng
ssssions A. Atlaata. Nnbiie. Ns~ Osssans
and Msmphis, wishia = few ~esks. for
the eonysossnes ana pslise 81 southern
raiirss3 eorpoFssoss Csrtasaiy. by 81
msa1s. yoas rpSisssiss. n "tas nann-
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hurry rr. aud s@sniss d4.es. o. they uiu
~ 81.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

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Usrs Nexs We~il

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usrs x<xs west
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Grand River coaTre1sfi0nSi ter,s-ef,zr
wiil bs hsi8 st o. s0atc Ceegses2 sss'iIz.
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dar. Prscssssns ias eoHlezsass. Aaii.lay
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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

size Makes Little ssens IA cosSf By Rs-
tsssniax bsr 1s~siry 80 sssr nasb~as-
WAsaiSsIo2. ApFil Mis-. EmmoDs Was
before the District Court Auditor today for
sxam .nagisn relative 10 the costs incurred
iD i1se Insanity proceedings that her hus-
bad Slh De required 10 pay. There WAS .
Astie scene dUrias tie hearing this slter-
no0n. Mrs. EnmoDs had her eozchman
0ring IN a zatchsl. and lEosa IL abe drsx
l0Fth seFeEai jewei cases iillsd win eiexsnt
diamond iewslFy. Tne.s sss placed IN front
OF tir. EnImons, together with tbs rings
slse took from her fingers. These Jewels
we're giits from M knmons. and she for
naally returned them 20 hin.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

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cage a Nrrtl festeFn BY 80 AlsFa
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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09
Miscellaneous.

DoWER AND kooM To KENT-TnE THEE
L storg hfiek tuidine fofalrrie known a. tie
fdNAfa LsiiTh Pfussrty. - kof1 repair Vet
lighted steam healed. ufn plsigiye fl8xeT. befh b
steam and S1tef excei.rnt lfcalion tBf etf6eF
if0o ~ Wood work. seat 10 Csnsf-si tWo hlae A.
irora SNeef's Hotel WI ftrf cafire r94 af
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llANTED-A FIkST-CLbSs PHYSICIAN 40
w loraie 81 Byron tculcF. foI particulars az
creTs p byf0a Center Mich 30
TO l-EASF OK LONG fINE-THE BEsT
] manufacturing siies 10 o. BesF The cfty, in
three 10 Ter acre tots and wing betwrta fttc
trunk hnes Of railway en1 having the very pssf
faeiities fof sbipce0f ~ al dreeiaons ~ the ios
eel rates. The property bak rooi supply -
gaaer Tor any purpose aud not suhect % cliy
Iaxos. Percy 7. Cook or J. c Mckee. Ne :
Fouufsln3L Ef
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09
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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

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a. n. kueolIs & D. aad A fescseo.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

Congress has ereassd possr zrsaeeT
taaa ltsslf - ths ta,ss-sta-s Conasss -
Commlssi0n.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09
Ds'rss,. cr.ps n..ss Mn~.uAss.

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FEefareis ,s.kiak lie T..ainl s1Irces nal
fonD~flaa ai loais o. l.snsius sed 1irfr IA
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-29
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WATEHVILLE.

No less than three hundred and sixty Odd
Fellows ana ladies attended the anniversary
ball given by Samaritan Lodge Tuesday eve
ming. good time is what they say about
the entertainment.
Allen p. Soule, one of Waterville's capa-
BILE young men. and a graduate Of Colby Uni.
versity, has for some time been occupying a
high place in the management of the public
schools at bingham, Mass, but has just &C.
cepted more lucrative position as superin-
tendent of the Boston branch of New York
publishing house.
Gilpatrick and Worfhing will soon begin
work on new house for DR.. Thsyer, the
same to be located on K M street.
VIM. Il. Dow has recently returned from
Twin lakes near Leadville, Col. The vicni-
ty of Twin lakes is delightful place. says
Mr.. Dow, but as q permanent residence he
prefers Maine rather than Colorado, taking
cyclones, billiards and drouths into account
Mr.. Dow, since his return, has purchased an
interest in the wood and coal business of Law
renee and True.
The Lincoln Republican club is growing
in membership. w. C. Philbrook has been
chosen president, and fllls the chair sstisfac-
torily, being an excellent presiding officer.